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The Radisson Blu Hotel is one of the most exciting hotels in Berlin-Mitte. It is located in the historic centre directly on the bank of the river Spree and opposite to the Berlin Cathedral. Just a strolls away are restaurants, bars, boutiques, galleries and famous sights, such as Alexanderplatz, Museum Island, Boulevard Unter den Linden and the exclusive shops along Friedrichstrasse. Public transport, Berlin airport and the Messe Berlin fairground are within easy reach. A unique attraction is the AquaDom at the hotel lobby. It is the world’s largest cylindrical aquarium with a fascinating underwater world in one million litres of salt-water. 427 non-smoking guest rooms and suites combine timeless elegance with cutting edge comfort. The clear design in the puristic style reflects urban trends. The dark wood and warm tones of the high-class furniture create a homely atmosphere. All rooms are equipped with flat screen TV, trouser press, laptop-size safe, air-conditioning, minibar, tea and coffee provisions. Wireless-LAN and high-speed Internet access is included in the room rate.
The centre of Berlin, Mitte is most famous for sights like the Brandenburg Gate, Alexanderplatz, and Museum Island. The central location makes this one of the city's most expensive places to live. It is here the oldest traces of the city can be found, and evidence of some significant transformations, as well. The gangsters that once ruled the impoverished streets between Alexanderplatz and Hackescher Markt have given way to an international crowd pursuing fashionable designer clothes, the newest food trends and frequenting the many craft shops. Graphic designers have taken up residence in what used to be backyard barns and stables. There are still vestiges of the old days, however. The occasional housing complex is a reminder of the neighbourhood’s past. And if you look carefully, an old 1920s ball house nestled amongst the art galleries and exhibitions of Auguststrasse can still teach you how to dance the old fashioned way.
All reviews fish tank huge aquarium museum island heat restaurant a business class room amazing aquarium aquarium view tv tower room facing small balcony brandenburg gate spree river hotel lobby fantastic hotel alexander platz hackescher markt alexanderplatz station
Once Upon a Time, long time ago the Radisson Blu was probably an appealing all-rounder of a hotel, with a great downtown location, skyline restaurant, and a wellness area with indoor pool, best known for the bubbling fish aquarium in its lobby area ... telling...More
This hotel is in an excellent position. We got the train from the airport (around 3 euros each), only 5-10 minute walk from the station. The lobby is very impressive - light, bright and modern and of course the show stopper - the huge indoor...More
2 Thank Storm63
Response from RD_Berlin, Guest Experience Manager at Radisson Blu Hotel, BerlinResponded 3 weeks ago
Dear Storm63, thank you very much for taking your time to write such a detailed and praising Review on your stay with us in August. It is never too late for fabulous feedback and we are delighted to read that you had a nice time...More
This hotel is great not only due to amazing Aquadom in the lobby but also due to location and very good breakfast choice. If you wanna explore the city and experience different lobby, this is right choice.More
Thank Jan S
Response from RD_Berlin, Rooms Coordinator at Radisson Blu Hotel, BerlinResponded 2 days ago
Dear Jan S.,
Thank you so much for taking your time to write about your stay. Your fantastic ratings and kind words are a wonderful motivation for the entire team and we are so happy to see you enjoyed your stay with us.
We are...More
We had booked in for a 2 day medical meeting. This was our first trip to Berlin and to this hotel. They had been kind to upgrade me to a “ 3 person “ room so that our daughter Mallini could stay with us and...More
1 Thank Kannan P
Response from RD_Berlin, Guest Experience Manager at Radisson Blu Hotel, BerlinResponded 4 days ago
Dear Kannan P, thank you very much for your review and your many compliments in regards to almost every aspect of hotel and service you encounered. We are over the moon that you feel comfortable and enjoy your stay so much. We will also bring...More
We stayed at the Radisson Blu at the end of the month of October. We have stayed at several Radisson Blu hotels before in Madrid, Vienna. And we are always pleased with it. This one is no exception. The hotel was near just about everything...More
Thank ofilha
Response from RD_Berlin, Guest Experience Manager at Radisson Blu Hotel, BerlinResponded 4 days ago
Dear ofilha, thank you so much for taking your time to write about your recent stay with us. Your comments full of praise mean a lot to us and that you found consistency in all the Radisson hotels you visited is great feedback for our...More
Wow what a terrible experience, it sounded extremely frustrating and somewhat intimidating which ultimately effected your business dealings the following day ?
I am really not sure if legal ramification will provide you with... More
Wow what a terrible experience, it sounded extremely frustrating and somewhat intimidating which ultimately effected your business dealings the following day ?
I am really not sure if legal ramification will provide you with any kind of justified satisfaction ?? But hey
We had a similar incident at this hotel with unprofessional behaviour, we were engaged in discussions with a suited hotel member in the foyer area, when a loud obnoxious female with a strong accent rudely interrupted our conversation and began to speak over the top of us, and too our surprise the hotel employee started to engage in conversation with her and even began to walk away with her being ever so helpful to her ??? WTF, we were treated like we were just invisible, and this was totally unacceptable and at 184cm high and 120kg I WILL NOT be treated this way so in no uncertain words I responded with the same sort of behaviour, the female was told by myself where to go, and the employee was given a crash course on manners, respect and hotel staff behaviour, only for him to look at me dumb offer no apology and just walked away like nothing had happened ???
Later that day several of the male hotel staff started looking at me and giving me the start outs LOL Bring it on boys
I went to the hotel manager and explained what had happened, to which he assured me that he would look into this matter and sort it out amongst his staff
Now being an employer of over 25 people myself this type of behaviour and attitude starts at the top, with lack of training, company procedures, and respect for there job, so I agree this Radisson Blue should be striped of one star and should be splashed all over social media because other travellers should be made aware of this place and some of there employees behaviour
Unfortunately this experience has tarnished my view of the Radisson Blu Berlin yet what's even worse than that, is that it ultimately reflects onto Radisson Blu chain itself, and I do know that the Radisson Blu chain is great but when you repeat the story to friends or relatives, they only remember the Radisson Blu part ???
Response from elviajeronopajero | Reviewed this property |
WOw... To be honest for my 3 week trip I research for 3 months.... So we can't answer all of your questions but I stayed at Airbnb for some parts, I stayed at this hotel to treat myself good at some points and also stayed... More
WOw... To be honest for my 3 week trip I research for 3 months.... So we can't answer all of your questions but I stayed at Airbnb for some parts, I stayed at this hotel to treat myself good at some points and also stayed with friends. For 50-70$ you will find great places! That is not a cheap budget, hostels can go around $20 or less. I am old so no more hostels for me, or shared bathrooms. But if you are willing then you will find better options. This Hotel is not that, but if you are near try the breakfast.
To travel it is better to do some parts by bus and other by train, it depends on the area you are going. If you travel by air, easy jet or similar is good, but you waste a lot of time in the airport. Also from Berlin I traveled by train to Prague in the CZ rail system not the German one. It is cheaper, but always reserve a seat, ALWAYS.
Also use the ATMs instead of money exchange, to me that was the best choice.
Weather will be chilly in march I guess. Again read blogs, articles, comments, and do a lot of research before going. What to bring, where to go, etc
